The bronze ring has been dated to be from the 2nd or 3rd century AD, when the Israeli region was part of the Province of Syria Palaestina under the Roman Empire. "During the walk, I noticed a ...

The bronze ring has been dated to be from the 2nd or 3rd century AD, when the Israeli region was part of the Province of Syria Palaestina under the Roman Empire. "During the walk, I noticed a ...

The Appian Way symbolized the Roman Empire’s might. Now Italy is restoring the ancient road, hoping to create a pilgrimage route through history. Rome’s third-century Arch of Drusus marks the ...

From prehistoric sunscreen to a brain that turned to glass, we've learned some surprising new facts about human history ...

Established at the beginning of the 2nd century CE, with the conquest and annexation of the Dacian kingdom, the frontier of Dacia did not survive the late 3rd century crisis of the Roman Empire. It ...

Nisa was the capital of the Parthian Empire, which dominated this region of central Asia from the mid 3rd century BCE to the early 3rd century CE. As such it formed a barrier to Roman expansion, ...

Dated to around the 2nd or 3rd century CE during the era of the Province of Syria Palaestina—which was part of the Roman Empire—the 1,800-year-old ring was discovered in Haifa, a city along ...

A recent linguistic study jointly conducted by Dr. Svenja Bonmann from the Department of Linguistics at the University of ...

The city thrived well into the 3rd century CE, maintaining importance as a Christian center until the 7th century CE. In 878 CE, Syracuse fell to Arab forces, marking the end of its long history as a ...

One early invention that altered the history of humanity was the wheel. Although, the wheel is not really as old as you may think. The first wheel was likely developed sometime around 4000 B.C. By ...

Students from the Constructing the Limes project, together with archaeologists from Saxion University, discovered a Roman military camp in Veluwe, the largest forest in the Netherlands, near the town ...

Between 98-117 AD, the Roman Empire stretched from Europe, Asia Minor and North Africa reaching its maximum size of roughly 5 million square kilometers. Between 98-117 AD, ...